
Partnership case studies
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Working together in the same physical location enhances the exchange of knowledge, ideas and skills.
Industry and research precincts facilitate innovation by bringing together the very best minds. They are places where researchers, entrepreneurs, experts and students mix with leading industry partners. Places where people from different institutions can share ideas, and where our students gain practical skills. And they are places where investors can identify and support the path to commercialisation.
Each precinct is purpose-built with the latest technology and facilities. This means that together we can fast-track your research to bring new innovations to market. Or develop creative solutions to local and global challenges.
Do you need an expert to help solve a challenge for your business or organisation, or give insight to a current issue? Use the University's Find an Expert tool to search for the best researcher for the job.
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We are committed to responsible research at the University of Melbourne. We promote the highest standards of ethics and integrity in all research.
Discover the University’s facilities and resources. You’ll find rare collections, archives, museums and galleries, as well as digital expertise and technology platforms.
Epi-Minder has raised $A10 million to develop an implantable device to detect and predict epileptic seizures. University of Melbourne researchers founded the company in 2018. The device is now undergoing a clinical trial.
At the University of Melbourne, we bring experts together to think deeply about complex issues. And to solve big problems.
The breadth of our research fields means that you can access knowledge and expertise across many disciplines. We can assemble a multidisciplinary group of experts to tackle your problem from different angles. And to reflect on the world in different ways. Because we know that great things happen when curious minds come together to solve the world's challenges.
Working with global industry, government and not-for profits, the institutes challenge current thinking and offer new solutions to change our world.
The Initiatives address significant local and global challenge that cannot be solved by one discipline alone.
Discoveries can be serendipitous. More often, they’re the result of painstaking work. Here are some discoveries from the University and its collaborators.
Discover some of the impact arising from research by the University of Melbourne and its collaborators.